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dreyfus: justice better late than forever

Posted on November 5, 2012 by Dave

Why we cannot forget Dreyfus. It was a long time ago and the stage was France, but the chief actors in the drama, as part of an ushering in of the age of modernism, have remained on the political scene … Continue reading →

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Dreyfus: forging the vital lie

Posted on November 3, 2012 by Dave

Necessity now took over entirely. New military blunders and new leaks had to occur. Six months later, just as a new war minister was preparing to have the Dreyfusard leadership put on trial for conspiracy against the security of the … Continue reading →